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| THC | 15-17% in some references and over 20% in others |
|---|---|
| Lineage | Jealousy, derived from Gelato #41 and Sunset Sherbet or Sherbert Bx1, with ruderalis or an XL Auto line |
| Genetics | Hybrid with indica and sativa influence |
| Effects | Happy, euphoric, uplifting, social, creative, and relaxing |
| Flavors | Sweet, creamy, ripe fruit, citrus, plum, apricot, earth, pepper, spices, kush, diesel, and fuel |
| Terpenes | Caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene, with possible contributions from linalool or humulene |
| Indoor yield | 450-600 g/m² |
| Outdoor yield | 150 g/plant |
| Indoor flowering | 9-10 weeks from germination |
| Maximum height | 120 cm indoors and up to 150 cm outdoors |
The first thing that stands out about Jealousy Auto is how it packs a modern aromatic profile into a short-cycle autoflower. Its flowers tend to be dense, sticky, and resinous, with that trichome-covered appearance that fits especially well with its Gelato and Sherbet character.
Its genetic base comes from Jealousy, derived from Gelato #41 and Sunset Sherbet or Sherbert Bx1, with ruderalis or an XL Auto line added to trigger automatic flowering. The result is a hybrid with indica and sativa influence that can complete its cycle in around 9-10 weeks from germination, with harvests at around 70-79 days depending on phenotype, environment, and maturity.
It is not necessarily a small autoflower. Indoors, it can approach 120 cm and produce around 450-600 g/m²; outdoors, it can reach around 150 cm and yield close to 150 g per plant under good conditions. One grower told us that their plant remained quite small but developed compact, dense buds; another described very resinous, dense, and especially hard flowers.
Our breeders consider it a relatively easy genetic line to manage, suitable for indoor, outdoor, and greenhouse growing. It also works well as a first experience with autoflowers: one grower who started with it described it as very resilient, while another highlighted its low maintenance and ease of cultivation. Another grow reached harvest on day 79 and produced approximately 174 g of dry flower.
To make the most of its productive potential, it is best to give it good light, a suitable pot, and stable conditions. Our advice is especially simple: avoid overfeeding and maintain regular watering. Excess fertilizer, a small pot, or inconsistent watering can limit its development.
Its potency sits in the medium-high range: some references place THC at 15-17%, while others exceed 20%, according to analyses from our breeders. The effect usually begins happy, euphoric, and uplifting, with a social, giggly, or creative edge, before developing into more comfortable physical relaxation.
The flavor follows this transition with creamy sweetness, ripe fruit, and citrus over notes of earth, pepper, spices, kush, and fuel. Caryophyllene, limonene, and myrcene stand out in its terpene profile. Feedback we have received includes fruitier and more citrusy expressions, as well as others that are distinctly sour, earthy, and kush-like. It is a blend of cream, fruit, and gas that can finish with a deep, spicy background.
Buying Jealousy Auto seeds from Bulk Genetics gives you access to a fast, resinous, and productive autoflower with competitive prices and 100% discreet shipping. We also include free seeds with every order.
We have been shipping orders since 2016, so you can add these genetics to your grow with the confidence of buying from a team that knows the product and how it performs.
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It is a hybrid genetic line with indica and sativa influence. Many descriptions classify it as indica-dominant or balanced, although its exact expression can vary depending on the phenotype.
Its full cycle usually takes 9-10 weeks from germination. Harvest can arrive at approximately 70-79 days depending on the environment, phenotype, and maturity.
Yes. It is a relatively easy, low-maintenance autoflower. Even so, it benefits from stable watering and controlled nutrition to avoid slowing its growth during its short cycle.
